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1. #Is the curse of la llorona part of the conjuring movie
2. #Is the curse of la llorona part of the conjuring free

But it has precious little on offer that's in any meaningful way pleasurable to watch.

#Is the curse of la llorona part of the conjuring movie

And for whatever reason, the folks at New Line and the folks at Atomic Monster elected not to do this it's as if they had some sense that The Curse of La Llorona was, in fact, bad enough to tarnish the reputation of the franchise that contains, for example, Annabelle, a strong contender for the worst major studio horror movie of the 2010s.Īnd how about that, The Curse of La Llorona is indeed real fucking bad.

#Is the curse of la llorona part of the conjuring free

If this is telling - and maybe it's merely that it feels morally correct - it's because simply putting those words "from the world of The Conjuring" front and center in the trailers and on the posters * would have been enough right there to add at least $10 million to the film's box office take, free of charge. Murray Abraham's brother or something - they're practically clones) confirms he is, yep, the same Father Perez played by Tony Amendola who factored prominently into 2014's Annabelle, by calmly mentioning to the terrified woman he's comforting that this isn't his first run-in with evil incarnate, there was this doll incident that happened last year, and then moving right on to the next thing There's no astonishing duhn-duhn- duhhnnn! twist where we learn that this was the Conjuring Universe all along it's just that at a certain point, Father Perez, played by Tony Amendola (who needs to play F.

I think it's telling that The Curse of La Llorona takes place in the Conjuring Universe, which is right now the second-strongest brand-name in cinematic horror after Jordan Peele, and the advertising campaign put not one molecule of energy into promoting that fact.